Graham Cave State Park
Danville, Missouri
Welcome to the unique and historic Graham Cave State Park located near Danville, Missouri. Archeological evidence suggests that the first people to inhabit this cave were Native Americans who arrived around 10,000 years ago. The park and the cave are named for a 19th century Pioneer Robert Graham who lived on this land. The family owned the land until 1964 when it finally became a state park. The entrance to the cave is 16 feet high and 120 feet wide.
Boating: Here at Graham Cave State Park boaters can access the Loutre River during every season except winter. Come out and explore the river.
To contact the office please call 573-564-3476.
369.00 acresabout 280 football fields
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Acreage369.00
Managed byState of Missouri
Address217 Highway TT, Danville, MO 63361
Coordinates38.907332, -91.581345
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